The phrase "as quarters" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
Without additional context, it is difficult to determine when it could be used appropriately.
Example: "The room was divided into sections, each serving as quarters for the guests."
Alternatives: "as accommodations" or "as living spaces".
The weather service said a band of heavy rain fell over Staten Island and Brooklyn, and hail as large as quarters and nickels fell over the Bronx.
The house, which covers 436 square meters, or 4,693 square feet, on two floors, was built in the 1880s as quarters for British Army artillery officers and until recently had been used as corporate offices.
Other buildings on the grounds include a carriage house and a wooden shack that served as quarters for the Bush family's slaves, who prepared the home for the family's summer visits.
The new Communist government took over next, using the house for civic weddings, then as a vacation spot for the secret police, and finally as quarters for both the police and the army.
Chores, like weed-whacking and mopping, are assigned at the all-camp meeting known as quarters in keeping with the military-style routine followed by Norman L. Claxton, who became camp director in 1962.
There, although perhaps confused by the presence of the neighbourhood mosque facing them from across the road, they presumably congratulated themselves on their campaign against what is apparently described in such as quarters as "Jewification" in these parts.
The supercharged firm would handle as much as one-quarter of U.S. energy trading.
Pau: Maybe we could petition the league to count those as quarters-points.
Judges, lawyers and policemen have played as big a part as quarter-backs, back-stops and point-guards.
These feel like little more than thought bubbles, not so much half-baked as quarter or tenth baked.
The suspension system, designed as quarter bus model, is used to simplify the problem to a one-dimensional spring damper system.
